RSNA 2024 registration is officially open

Professional registration has officially opened for this year’s Radiological Society of North America annual meeting. 

The meeting will take place December 1-5 at McCormick Place in Chicago. The theme of the 110th scientific assembly—Building Intelligent Connections—is intended to emphasize the growing role of artificial intelligence in radiology and empower radiologists to harness AI in their own practices. 

“Radiology, more than any other specialty, is poised to leverage the strengths of high-tech solutions, leading to more high-touch, patient-centered care,” a release from RSNA reads. “Through the intentional, ethical integration of AI technologies, we will experience the power of human innovation, collaboration and progress.” 

Ahead of the meeting, RSNA has issued a call for “cutting-edge research” abstracts. RSNA is interested specifically in abstracts that delve deeper into multiomic and multicenter radiology AI, theranostics, low-field and mobile MRI, and value based, equitable and sustainable radiology. Abstracts will be accepted until August 7 at noon central time. 

This year’s meeting will boast some of RSNA’s most popular features, including the AI Showcase, 5k Fun Run, cutting-edge sessions in every subspecialty, ample opportunities to obtain CMEs, dedicated social networking events and a stacked radiology show floor. 

Plenary speakers include Nina Kottler, MD, Eric Topol, MD, Carrie Cunningham, MD, and Nicholas Christakis, MD, PhD. 

There were more than 40,000 registrations for RSNA 2023, up slightly from 2022’s attendance. With those figures expected to grow for this year’s meeting, RSNA has negotiated discounted rates at more than 60 hotels in the area. The advance hotel registration deadline is November 15. 

Media registration for the event opens August 7. 

To learn more about this year’s meeting, including how to register for in-person or virtual attendance, click here.